Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-11
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The Merchants hotel closed on satur-
day Of last week. 81,
Tbs Democrats confne all election re-
marks 10 New y DIRK state
Wheat shipments oyer the Little
Falls q Dakota are heavy now.
Station agent Sullivan Of Swanville
has returned from his trip to the Pacific
coast. {sSE s,55{, Z
Roger Martin has returned from two
years absence in the Western Ter
ritories. i
II. A. Rider is devoting his attention
to a gigantic boil on the back Of his neck
this week
Mrs. McNeill Of Rice's lost notes to
the amount Of 50 GOO when her house
was burned last week. s
A report Of the special meeting OF the
village council held on Tuesday evening
is published in another colum.
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Strange asst may seem, the Gladden.
Comedy company has held together and
will be at Morris;all next week.
A big baby boy arrived at John
Rassiers this week, and the happy
father is doing the cigar act generously.
George Boyse's injured eye did not
recover as he expected it would, and he
has been in It. Paul this week for treat
ment.
\ party Louisville gentlemen who are
Interested financially and otherwise in
Little Falls will arrive here in a few
days.
Dick Clarke acting as drummer in the
Royalton band reminded some of the
Little Falls boys of the time Go. X
evacuated Winona.
Morris Tribune: St. Cloud, Little
Falls and other neighboring cities are
securing manufactures and are booming
What is Morris doing?
Joseph Lachance will open his new
grocery store in this city on Monday
next, and your attention is invited to
his advertisement in another column.
A twelve years old son of Miss,
James Baker died of dropsy on Saturday
last, and was buried Sunday. The
funeral serviaces were held by Rev.
Thomas Chipperfeld.
The medicines prepared by DR.. j. C..
Aver d Co., nf Lowell, Mass, are among
the few mertorious proprietary med-
lclnes, and all advertisement of them
will be found in this issue.
The school authorities will dig or
drive wei. near the fchoo, louse.
Rock is struck about twelve feet from
the surface, and it will have to be
penetrated for some distance.
Father Buh now has charge of the
German Catholic church at this place,
and will remain for some time. Father
LANCE, who preceded him, has been
transferred to ST. Joseph, nenr perhann.
The editor of the Royalton Banner
was married a few weeks ago, and now
when he publishes notices of weddings
in his columns he "extcnds his heartfelt
sympathy" to the newly married couple.
The Evening Star-News of Minneapo-
lis had canvusser in Little Falls this
week, and obtained a large numbel of
subscribers. It is to he delivered eve
nings, and the price is cents week.
1t is Il neat little paper. and well worth
the money.
Milo Porter will nave a lumber camp
OH Lake Shaminaw, near Lake Alcxan-
drla this winter, and bank on the Fish
Trap, He has 100000 feet of timber
there, and will put in MS much of it this
winter MS he can. He is nov hauling
supplies and building camp.
Under the decisions of courts it is the
duty of the county auditor TO extend the
tax levy for revenge Of the town of Lit
tic Falls, and the tax for the inter
est of the town water power bonds onto
the village tax books, thus making the
village tax several mills higher than was
expected.
+. X. Goulet of GraveIville was in the
city yesterday and said he should cut
about 100000 feet logs on the Platte
this winter, but had not decided what
part ofthem he would saw ut his mill. He
will probably saw the greater portion of
them, rs heexpects good market for
lumber in Little Falls next season.,
Vim. Sartell, Of Sartell Bros, who
have saw mill at the mouth Of Watah
river, two miles above Sank Rapids,
passed through town on Tuesday ell
route to the Grow Wing river with part
Of his numbering outfit for the wintars
work. This firm will cut about 5000 ,0O(
feet on Grow Wing this year, r.
Prof. d. Donadan of st. Charles prech
ed at the Congregational church in this
city OIL Sunday morning and evening
lie is an interesting and able speaker
and the members of the church ant
congregation desire to retain him in thi
field. He departed for his home OF
Tuesday but is expected to return in .
week or two. -
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Turkeys, chickens and geese wante,
by N J.. SIMMONS & Co.
MARCO to Heron Bros. for your flu
coats and caps. L..
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